3 Hidden Christmas Markets in Europe That Tourists Miss

 

When people plan their trips to see the amazing Christmas markets in Europe. They always ended up in Vienna, Strasbourg, and Prague.

No doubt that the vibes are unmatched for these places, but it is also a fact that they are crowded, just because of hype.

You will notice a lot of people across Europe gather here. It’s difficult to find the top-notch accommodations here in this season of the year.

But if you want to enjoy your holidays with the same vibes, with the best accommodations. Here I am going to explain the 3 hidden Christmas Markets in Europe that you should not miss.

1- Görlitz Christmas Market - Germany

If you want a good traditional Christmas experience, then visit the Gorlitz Christmas Market. The town is located near the German/Polish border. When you enter, you will feel the simplicity of the place.



It is organized by the family-owned business, whose food items go back to their generations. You will see many handmade wood toys and other items. The market has no aggressive crowd, and the prices are lower compared to any other expensive Christmas market in Europe.

 2. Ljubljana Christmas Market - Slovenia

Ljubljana is a small market, which is one of the reasons many tourists skip it while planning their way to Christmas markets. On the contrary, the town looks very picturesque in the winter. You know what the decoration is done by the local artists here.

That’s why you will see some uniqueness in this town. Enjoy your Christmas holidays here with live music and artistic vibes. But don’t forget to book a meet-and-greet at Luton before you depart the United Kingdom.

3. Sibiu Christmas Market - Romania

This one is amazing because the town is notorious with Dracula. It is located in Transylvania. You don’t have any idea that Sibiu hosts one of the most charming Christmas markets in Eastern Europe. The main square is transformed with beautiful lights, trees, and wooden stalls.

What makes Sibiu special is the combination of Romanian, German, and Hungarian traditions. Here, local artists sell handmade items. The best part is that it is a hidden gem and affordable. This will turn your Christmas holidays into an amazing experience.

 

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